Or since 8 seconds is highlighted in Red ... 10.8 EXPULSION FROM AREAS WITHIN A BELLIGERENT’S HOME TERRITORY AND DEPARTURE AND
TRANSFERS OF PROTECTED PERSONS FROM A BELLIGERENT’S HOME TERRITORY .. starts on page 664
10.8.1 Expulsion From Areas Within a Belligerent’s Home Territory. At the outbreak of hostilities, a State may expel or bar the citizens or subjects of the enemy State from its seaports, the area surrounding airbases, airports, and fortified places, areas of possible attack, and the actual or contemplated theaters of operation.
When such expulsion is decreed, the persons expelled should be given such reasonable notice, consistent with public safety, as will enable them to arrange for the collection, disposal, and removal of their goods and property, and for the settlement of their personal affairs.119
Although such expulsion must be implemented in a humane manner, the provisions of the GC addressing a State’s internment or assigned residence of civilians of an enemy State in its home territory (Articles 41-45), including the transfer of internees to other countries, do not apply to such expulsion.12
Law of War Manual ... 10.9 INTERNMENT ... Go to Page 667
https://dod.defense.gov/Portals/1/Documents/law_war_manual15.pdf
Or since 8 seconds is highlighted in Red ... 10.8 EXPULSION FROM AREAS WITHIN A BELLIGERENT’S HOME TERRITORY AND DEPARTURE AND TRANSFERS OF PROTECTED PERSONS FROM A BELLIGERENT’S HOME TERRITORY .. starts on page 664
10.8.1 Expulsion From Areas Within a Belligerent’s Home Territory. At the outbreak of hostilities, a State may expel or bar the citizens or subjects of the enemy State from its seaports, the area surrounding airbases, airports, and fortified places, areas of possible attack, and the actual or contemplated theaters of operation.
When such expulsion is decreed, the persons expelled should be given such reasonable notice, consistent with public safety, as will enable them to arrange for the collection, disposal, and removal of their goods and property, and for the settlement of their personal affairs.119
Although such expulsion must be implemented in a humane manner, the provisions of the GC addressing a State’s internment or assigned residence of civilians of an enemy State in its home territory (Articles 41-45), including the transfer of internees to other countries, do not apply to such expulsion.12